How To Remove It

[CryptoLocker]

Hello Internet,

I Am In Serious Trouble.So This What Happens

I Downloaded A Games Mini Game It Called "Build-A-Lot"

As i know this game need to buy to unlock the full game

So i being dumb downloaded "Build-A-Lot Keygen"

And Guess what.My computer keep installing a program.The program that i keep uninstall is RegCleanerPro.What whatever i uninstall it.It keep installing back without i realise and keep offering installing stupid wajam.

anyone there could help me.any help would be appreciate

 

[Eldy]

First thing i would recommend which would probably fix your issue, is download and run the malware removing software.

https://www.malwarebytes.org/

If that doesn't work i recommend installing some anti-virus, (AVG is recommended) and preform a full system scan.

 

[CryptoLocker]

is there alternative way.well there was a very old laptop and i has been Trying that.And what happens my Anti virus deleted windows files which mean has make my windows 7 dead.Is there Alternative Way

 

[bailojustin]

You can also download Avast anti Virus, schedule a boot scan, and this will scan your computer before any system files and program files can load, this eleminates trojans because they cant disguise themselves behind programs, this also finds programs that would normally be hidden away in files while your PC is on. It sounds like you could have a trojan as it keeps coming back, it can also be a rootkit, there is no telling. Malaware bytes, Followed by a boot scan, and then maybe Spybot search and destroy 2 rootkit scan/Complete file immunizations.

 

[CryptoLocker]

Ok If its a Rootkit Thanx Very Much bailojustin

 

[perfectkickflips87]

from my own experience the only true way to get rid of viruses is to format and start fresh, other than that, even if the anti virus gets rid of the virus, it can still linger in the system, it's not 100 percent proof. so if you know how to format, that would be the ideal way to go. it's actually the only way to go, but i don't want to be negative about it.

 

[Eldy]

from my own experience the only true way to get rid of viruses is to format and start fresh, other than that, even if the anti virus gets rid of the virus, it can still linger in the system, it's not 100 percent proof. so if you know how to format, that would be the ideal way to go. it's actually the only way to go, but i don't want to be negative about it.

re-formatting your drive isn't the only way to deal with the problem. It is one of the most inconvenient ways.

 

[perfectkickflips87]

i said "true" way. do you know english? also, yes it's not desirable, but it's fool proof. you have no arguement in your statement, or maybe you don't know english very well. yes, i am aware it's not the only way. but your not really proving that your method was fool proof so just stop with your non sense.

 

[Eldy]

i said "true" way. do you know english? also, yes it's not desirable, but it's fool proof. you have no arguement in your statement, or maybe you don't know english very well. yes, i am aware it's not the only way. but your not really proving that your method was fool proof so just stop with your non sense.

The way you said it, "true way" could of been taken as the only way you can fully get rid of a virus. I was correcting your statement incase someone took it the wrong way, as its not the only way to get rid of a virus. Please don't accuse me of not knowing english. you are getting mad at me for no reason and i suggest you try to stop that habit of getting mad at people who try to correct you. Yes it will 99% get rid of the virus, but who wants to wipe everything on their computer while there are other possible way of dealing with the issue?

 

[bailojustin]

i said "true" way. do you know english? also, yes it's not desirable, but it's fool proof. you have no arguement in your statement, or maybe you don't know english very well. yes, i am aware it's not the only way. but your not really proving that your method was fool proof so just stop with your non sense.

The C-Dilla malaware has been known to live through fdisk reformats.

 

[CryptoLocker]

Guys Still Dont Know.Is This A Malware Or Rootkits.

 

[bailojustin]

Guys Still Dont Know.Is This A Malware Or Rootkits.

I have looked into your problem, Please download CCleaner from piriform software, its a free program, and run a registry cleaner on your enitre computer. this will get rid of any altered registry files left over from the buildalot.exe, after doing so you NEED to run a malware Scan, following the malware scan, a reboot of the computer and Clean the system files by right clicking in your drives and doing a disk cleanup, after this you will be buildalot.exe free

if you choose not to follow what is listed then its not worth trying to help. you need to follow these steps if you want help.

 

[CryptoLocker]

Well Thank You Very Much Bailojustin you just helped me so much

 

[perfectkickflips87]

@eldy

your trying to twist the truth. just admit, that's not what i said, and you misunderstood what i said. plain and simple, no need to get defensive, but i dealt with a lot of people like you. and no, with exeprience, there is no other way. doing both is necessary. i was going to say that, but the original poster decided to be biased. i stated facts, he skewed the truth. i fixed a lot of computers, i ran anti virus and learned that you have to do both. but i'm not going to reccomend that since the op seems to be a jackass, i don't help people like that. plain and simple. and this is making me laugh. cause after countless scans with computers that use to fix as a job, i notice it doesn't really get rid of all the viruses, you have reformat and scan after that. again, i'm not going to suggest it. LOL! i bet you if he scanned it twice, he wouldn't get rid of all of it. he'd be in for a rude awakening. and who said i was getting mad? it seems you are the one getting mad, and don't talk about yourself that way on being corrected. if you re read what i put, your the one getting hostile here. LOL! you made my day man, thanks. your trying to twist the subject, and you know it, plain and simple. you are quite defensive, and ballo just doesn't want to admit he's wrong, so he picks out certain situations, and a "full" format wipes the hd clean, and even if you scan, it doesn't get rid of it. If a format doesn't get rid of viruses you think a scan will? get out of here with that non sense. that's garbage.

@ballojustin

your are skewing the truth. which is the fact that a full format reinstall is the best method. i didn't say he shouldn't run malware software after, but that's totally immature to skew the truth in fact that he probably should do both. and it will live through a format? then what makes you think you can get rid of it through a scan? and a "full" format is probably the answer, a quick format leaves stuff behind. this is a fact. that's probably why the virus is still lingering in the system through a format.

 

[Eldy]

@eldy

your trying to twist the truth. just admit, that's not what i said, and you misunderstood what i said. plain and simple, no need to get defensive, but i dealt with a lot of people like you. and no, with exeprience, there is no other way. doing both is necessary. i was going to say that, but the original poster decided to be biased. i stated facts, he skewed the truth. i fixed a lot of computers, i ran anti virus and learned that you have to do both. but i'm not going to reccomend that since the op seems to be a jackass, i don't help people like that. plain and simple. and this is making me laugh. cause after countless scans with computers that use to fix as a job, i notice it doesn't really get rid of all the viruses, you have reformat and scan after that. again, i'm not going to suggest it. LOL! i bet you if he scanned it twice, he wouldn't get rid of all of it. he'd be in for a rude awakening. and who said i was getting mad? it seems you are the one getting mad, and don't talk about yourself that way on being corrected. if you re read what i put, your the one getting hostile here. LOL! you made my day man, thanks. your trying to twist the subject, and you know it, plain and simple. you are quite defensive, and ballo just doesn't want to admit he's wrong, so he picks out certain situations, and a "full" format wipes the hd clean, and even if you scan, it doesn't get rid of it. If a format doesn't get rid of viruses you think a scan will? get out of here with that non sense. that's garbage.

@ballojustin

your are skewing the truth. which is the fact that a full format reinstall is the best method. i didn't say he shouldn't run malware software after, but that's totally immature to skew the truth in fact that he probably should do both. and it will live through a format? then what makes you think you can get rid of it through a scan? and a "full" format is probably the answer, a quick format leaves stuff behind. this is a fact. that's probably why the virus is still lingering in the system through a format.

I suggest you stop acting like a child. This is no place to fight over ones mistakes.
You may want to look at this article ( http://www.albion.com/netiquette/corerules.html )

 

[bailojustin]

@eldy

your trying to twist the truth. just admit, that's not what i said, and you misunderstood what i said. plain and simple, no need to get defensive, but i dealt with a lot of people like you. and no, with exeprience, there is no other way. doing both is necessary. i was going to say that, but the original poster decided to be biased. i stated facts, he skewed the truth. i fixed a lot of computers, i ran anti virus and learned that you have to do both. but i'm not going to reccomend that since the op seems to be a jackass, i don't help people like that. plain and simple. and this is making me laugh. cause after countless scans with computers that use to fix as a job, i notice it doesn't really get rid of all the viruses, you have reformat and scan after that. again, i'm not going to suggest it. LOL! i bet you if he scanned it twice, he wouldn't get rid of all of it. he'd be in for a rude awakening. and who said i was getting mad? it seems you are the one getting mad, and don't talk about yourself that way on being corrected. if you re read what i put, your the one getting hostile here. LOL! you made my day man, thanks. your trying to twist the subject, and you know it, plain and simple. you are quite defensive, and ballo just doesn't want to admit he's wrong, so he picks out certain situations, and a "full" format wipes the hd clean, and even if you scan, it doesn't get rid of it. If a format doesn't get rid of viruses you think a scan will? get out of here with that non sense. that's garbage.

@ballojustin

your are skewing the truth. which is the fact that a full format reinstall is the best method. i didn't say he shouldn't run malware software after, but that's totally immature to skew the truth in fact that he probably should do both. and it will live through a format? then what makes you think you can get rid of it through a scan? and a "full" format is probably the answer, a quick format leaves stuff behind. this is a fact. that's probably why the virus is still lingering in the system through a format.

Exactly what Eldy said, I am not here to deal with your flame war and wall of text. we are here to help others solve issues on their computers, you are just as brine as the great salt lake. I have nothing more to say.